#Century

Adamz 💯

Philz_adamz

WORLDS BIGGEST SECRETS OF ALL TIME!There are certain things you might only ponder about but will never understand.A THREAD...... . Since the 1980s, there has been a lot of debate

Xavi Ruiz

xruiztru

𝗧𝗛𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗗 of Africa maps and its evolution through history.1. The earliest obtainable map of the whole continent of Africa: Sebastian Münster's Cosmographia (1545) 2. "Africae Tabula Nova" by Abraham Ortelius

Dr Caitlin Green

caitlinrgreen

The 'bluestones' and Bluestone Heath of eastern Lincolnshire: some thoughts on their significance and name — new post by me :) https://www.caitlingreen.org/2021/02/lincolnshire-bluestones.html So, why is this interesting? First of

Durotriges Project

Durotrigesdig

It’s #RomanFortThursday (oh yes, it is!) and this week we’ll deekabout Maryport #Cumbria and the well-smart @senhousemuseum The Hadrianic frontier in Britain is not *just* the wall, the chain

bearistotle

gnrosenberg

Take your @steak_umm and shove it: A proposed course of study for “socially-responsible” faux-woke frozen meat brand accounts about the social irresponsibility of the industry that pays them.https://twitter.com/steak_umm/status/12957487

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docrussjackson

A THREAD about the history of the UK press & journalism, focusing on how the 'radical press' transformed Britain.I believe we're experiencing something similar now, with outlets like @BylineTimes, @DoubleDownNews

Dr. Rob Davidson #WearAMask

DrRobDavidson

Each shift in the ER I put on my surgical mask, grab my #N95 from the storage room, and prepare to see patients. I covet my N95 to protect me

Cameron Brick

CameronBrick

A very fun and rewarding project is coming out. It's being cited already and Perspectives has a backlog, so here's the skinny.Our theory paper is about the pervasive tendency to

Samanway Banerjee

qriosam

Wrote something on @imVkohli on Facebook last year after the India-Pakistan match. Trying to reproduce the same on Twitter. Meanwhile, a very happy birthday to one of the finest of

Marcel Krueger

kingofpain666

Today is the anniversary of the bombing of my hometown of #Solingen in 1944. On the same day, a young man from Winnipeg in Canada was killed there. Here's a

Wulfgar the Bard

WulfgarTheBard

This is Dairsie Bridge. It is recorded as having been built by James Beaton, the Archbishop of St. Andrews, between 1522 and 1538. This makes it somewhere between 483 to

Dr. Alyssa #WelcomeWithDignity Sepinwall

DrSepinwall

Beautiful #GoldenAge #Haiti 1954 - b4 Hurricane Hazel hit the first blow to the growing tourism industry that the dictatorship would destroy almost permanently. Tourism 1949 - 1954 is one

Pulp Librarian

PulpLibrarian

Ray Bradbury was born today in 1920. He was the author of what I think was one of the most prescient books of the 20th Century. And it started as

Duarte

FradeDuarte

$LMNDLemonade wants to disrupt the insurance industry with a brand purpose approach. In the Global Consumer Insurance Survey, accountancy firm EY found that consumers ranked insurance companies below banks, car manufacturers

Tom Holland

holland_tom

For this week's bout of Government-mandated exercise, @sadieholland67 & I are going to visit all the churches mentioned in the nursery rhyme #OrangesAndLemons** The idea for this came from someone

Austin

realUnnameable

History of banking thread: Banking began with the first prototype banks which were the merchants of the world, who gave grain loans to farmers and traders who carried goods between

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